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Checkout UI: JavaScript error when special characters used in contact information #12559
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[Feature Group] Emails & Domains
Features related to email integrations and domain management.
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[Type] Bug
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[Feature Group] Emails & Domains
Features related to email integrations and domain management.
[Type] Bug
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Mar 27, 2017
@kriskorn Thanks for the report - I see the problem too. I'll have a look at it this week 👍 |
@klimeryk Thank you very much for the tips. All should be good now. I have replaced the images and added some clarifying steps. |
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The problem was that in case of the text Input (when we don't have a strict list of states for the given country), we've been showing the `Input` component - which has its own `FormInputValidation`. This was conflicting with the one in `StateSelect`. I've moved the one in `StateSelect` so that it's only renendered when the `FormSelect` implementation is used. Fixes #12559
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The WHOIS specification does not define the required character set to be used, but most WHOIS servers use just the basic Latin character set, so that's what we enforce too. This change automagically converts other characters to their basic Latin versions using the `deburr` method from Lodash. So `ś` becomes `s`, `ą` -> `a`, etc. Fixes #12559
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The WHOIS specification does not define the required character set to be used, but most WHOIS servers use just the basic Latin character set, so that's what we enforce too. This change automagically converts other characters to their basic Latin versions using the `deburr` method from Lodash. So `ś` becomes `s`, `ą` -> `a`, etc. Fixes #12559
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[Feature Group] Emails & Domains
Features related to email integrations and domain management.
OSS Citizen
Post Checkout
[Type] Bug
Hey, Calypso Team!
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What happened instead
The second one is rogue, which should b removed.
Browser / OS version
Google Chrome 57.0 / Windows 10 Pro
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Screenshots are above in the steps.
Context / Source
#reallife #manual-testing
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